Ferndale Union High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Ferndale, CA)

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C1358 Of, 1 MAXINE KAUSEN LELAND BRIGHTMAN GENEVIEVE STEEVES VicefPresident President Secretary Sophomore P06111 QQ Page Twenty'eight First a Frosh-scum of the earthg Next a Soph-we have the berth Of brilliance and knowledge coveted by all, And now we know we'll never fall. About good marks-Say! We are there. Never beat usQYou, we can scare. Harlan and Hildur-you've heard of them, Their smartness and goodness is really a gem. Athletics and dramatics, Boy! We take the pie, Because we're the cream of Ferndale High. Freshies and Seniors, juniors and all the rest Admit that we Sophs are really the best. MARY SHINN

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s i Top row. left to right-L. Davie, K. Prust, R. Wright, E. Etter, I. Redden, R. Hanna, A Blackburn. Second row-A. Richardson, H. Anderson, M. Christiansen, D. Perry, G. Shaw, A. Kausen M. Robinson, P. Pegolotti, L. Chambers, E. Ambrosini, E. Shinn. ' Third row-E. Winkler, R. Morgan, W. Ambrosini, A. Hemenover, M. Andersen, M. Mossi A. Petersen, E. Giulieri, E. Renner, A. Kausen, Mr. Wentner, advisor. istory of unior Class M Our class began the year with three new students, making nearly thirty in all. Since that time we have been taking an active part in school affairs under the advisement of Mr. Wentner. We were the first class to score one hundred per cent in Tomahawk sales. In addition to taking part in assembly programs, we gave a Student Body party and dance. We have taken second place in scholar- ship during thisslast semester and first and second places in citizenship. Many members of our class have taken part in plays and other school performances. The annual Junior Prom was held on May twentyfeighth. e Pa f ll ,yr , il 'Ml :gig WX X ,f 'X , Page Twentyfseven s a

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Top row, left to right-H. Grossi, H. Russ, P. Stafford, E. Brownlow, E. Fowler. Second row+E. Bruga, M. Kausen, M. Shinn, R. Haywood, Z. Maybury, 1. Brown. Third row-f-M. Leonardi, I. Ambrosini. R. Leonardi, G. Steeves. L. Brightman. H. Langdon, Fourth row-R. Branstetter, A. Capaul. F. Rackliff, H. Anderson. V. Krill. H. Diedricksen, George Howardj Jessie Brazill. Miss Murray, advisor. S OPl'lO1'11OI'6S me The Sophomores have enjoyed a very interesting school ycar. Many import' ant events have been held. The chief social event sponsord by our class was the Freshman Initiation. In addition to this, we joined the Juniors in having a party which was very successful. Many pie and candy sales have been held during the year, taking in a neat sum for our treasury each time. Many of our members have taken part in dramatics, athletics, and music. In the Popularity Contest, which was held to stimulate interest in student Tomahawk sales, Leland Brightman, a Sophomore, was chosen as the most popular boy in school. Officers chosen for this year were: Advisor .............,...... ...... M iss Murray President ...... ---Leland Brightman VicefPresident--- ---- Maxine Kausen Secretary ----- -- Genevieve Steeves Page Twentyfnine